[The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens]@TWC D-Link bookThe Pickwick Papers CHAPTER XIV 5/25
He was always anxious to increase his stock of experience. 'Should YOU? Well then, I'll tell it.
No, I won't.
I know you won't believe it,' said the man with the roguish eye, making that organ look more roguish than ever.
'If you say it's true, of course I shall,' said Mr.Tupman. 'Well, upon that understanding I'll tell you,' replied the traveller. 'Did you ever hear of the great commercial house of Bilson & Slum? But it doesn't matter though, whether you did or not, because they retired from business long since.
It's eighty years ago, since the circumstance happened to a traveller for that house, but he was a particular friend of my uncle's; and my uncle told the story to me.
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